Students interested in concentrating in Anthropology and/or Sociology can find out more about the program requirements by consulting the department chair or the relevant section of the University's web site. Students majoring in Anthropology and/or Sociology must consult annually with the department hair before choosing their courses for the coming year.
Sociology and Anthropology are separate but overlapping disciplines. This unity in difference creates a special opportunity to students choosing fields of concentration in the BA. Both Anthropology and Sociology are considered teachable subjects by the Nova Scotia Department of Education. A student may study Anthropology as one separate field and Sociology as another separate discipline, or a student may combine Anthropology and Sociology and use them as one field. Courses which are labelled AN/S may be counted as either Anthropology or Sociology in the BA degree where either of these is used as a separate discipline for concentration and the same is true for teachables.
These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school.
Grade 12 English
Five Grade 12 advanced or academic courses including English, with an overall average of at least 60%. Students may substitute one Grade 12 open course for one advanced or academic course except where a particular course is specified.
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